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This may just be the post-call weariness speaking.  But it strikes me that being a paediatrician in a place with high mortality looks more ...

This was the awesome title of a certain MK's science project.  Growing up in Bundibugyo, our kids were fascinated with chocolate.  When...

In case anyone missed this news, Jack is going to Duke. And of all the happy people about this in the world, Julia may be the happiest....

Two patients, back to back. First a diminutive 1 1/2 year old from Upper Nile, a conflict-torn state in South Sudan. Missionaries had no...

Resurrection.  It never gets old. The phone rings in the morning, waking me up from a blessed 4 hours of sleep since the last midd...

Tuesday I ended up covering ICU for the day and night.   My colleague signed out the sickest babies in the hospital to me.   One, little F...

  On Monday our hospital chaplain opened our prayer time asking us how we felt when we heard the news about Garissa the week before (if ...

Those were our goals going into a ten-day period of back-to-back conferences for our field.  First a five-day Leadership training for the t...

Most cameras, and I, can not focus simultaneously near and far.  I have to choose a certain depth of field, and my attention goes there.  T...